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Nowadays we are faced with an increasing popularity of social softwareincluding wikis, blogs, micro-blogs and online social networks such as Facebookand MySpace. Unfortunately, the mostly used social services are centralized andpersonal information is stored at a single vendor. This results in potentialprivacy problems as users do not have much control over how their private datais disseminated. To overcome this limitation, some recent approaches envisionedreplacing the single authority centralization of services by a peer-to-peertrust-based approach where users can decide with whom they want to share theirprivate data. In this peer-to-peer collaboration it is very difficult to ensurethat after data is shared with other peers, these peers will not misbehave andviolate data privacy. In this paper we propose a mechanism that addresses theissue of data privacy violation due to data disclosure to malicious peers. Inour approach trust values between users are adjusted according to theirprevious activities on the shared data. Users share their private data byspecifying some obligations the receivers must follow. We log modificationsdone by users on the shared data as well as the obligations that must befollowed when data is shared. By a log-auditing mechanism we detect users thatmisbehaved and we adjust their associated trust values by using any existingdecentralized trust model.

A Log Auditing Approach for Trust Management in Peer-to-Peer Collaboration